Common Models
For the individual, The theater style machines tend to be preferred.
Although there are many models, some are more common than others. In
general, you will see the 1939 model, M-Line, Premier, Aristocrat, and Vista
Pop. By expanding the Models tab on the left-side menu, you will find
links to pages for the various models. On the main page you will see
rotating photos of several model, you can click on them for more information.
Below you will find photos of some of the more common models. By clicking
on the photo you are taken to the page for that model.
If you are having problem identifying your model, feel free to drop me an
e-mail and I will be happy to tell you
what I can about your machine. Please attach photos and provide as
much information as you can.
Types of Kettles
There are three basic types of kettles--traditional, cascade, and Vista Pop.
The traditional kettle was used from the beginning to the end. The cascade
kettle was introduced around 1948 on the console/stadium models, and then on the
Aristocrat in 1950. The Vista Pop kettle was introduced on the Model 67 in
1955. The Vista Pop kettle is unique in that is make of Pyrex and you can
see the popcorn popping.
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